Sentence examples for To avoid setting up from inspiring English sources

Labour wants to avoid setting up schools in areas where they are not needed.

And they have farmed out work to companies that are small enough to avoid setting up workers councils.

A third common trap is to avoid setting up systems that would help us save time in the long run.

The government wishes to avoid setting up new separate watchdogs for age, sexual orientation and religion, so it plans to create a single commission.

The Lebanese have tried to avoid setting up camps because of issues with the Palestinians [refugees] over the past 30 years.

Even more amusing was the sales strategy: to avoid setting up a dealer network, Daewoo enlisted college students to peddle the cars on 400 American campuses, a plan that failed miserably.

However, Sants said he would be working to make sure the EU avoided setting up an overarching new supervisory body for financial markets that was out of touch with what was happening on the ground.

Meredith Smith, an editor of the food blog Serious Eats, once invested in a pasta-drying rack but has managed to avoid setting it up in her kitchen in Somerville, Mass.

However, if they wish to avoid setting themselves up in opposition to their fellow participants in that wonderful cultural space south of the river, then skateboarders need to address this question: are they part of the community on the South Bank, or do they believe no compromise is possible?

Managers should take care to avoid setting themselves up as role models or flexing their authority.

With valuations moving consistently upward, entrepreneurs need to avoid setting themselves up for valuation traps.